Graves v. Rudd

BOOKHOUT, Associate Justice.

Appellant sued appellee in the County Court of Grayson County for the recovery of twelve head of cattle, of the value of $300, and had them sequestered. Appellee claimed damages and fees under the “stock law” passed by the Twenty-sixth Legislature (Gen. Laws 1899, page 220), as in force in said county. Trial was before the court. Judgment was rendered in favor of appellant for his cattle upon payment of fees and damages, and in favor of ■appellee for $2 damages and $24 fees and costs of suit; to which judgment he excepted and prosecuted an appeal.

The ease is…